Gang,
Just put the SSB board in my K2 [S/N 4858]. I have tried my Shure 444 with
the K2 and seem to have no drive. I think I will try a portable telephone
headset. I will need to get some bias for the mike from the K2 then I'll find
out if I have a problem with the SSB board or my old tru
Any unused heil icm mikes with pl2t boom for k2 or mh2 hand mics out there?
Looking for bargain. If you have a different kind of mic that will work with k2
and dont use make offer.
John WT5Y
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MH2 hand mike
sold by Elecraft has been discontinued. This mike had a electrit element
inside it.
Don Brown
KD5NDB
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Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 2:09 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 Microphones
Gang,
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Subject: [Elecraft] K2 Microphones
Gang,
Just put the SSB board in my K2 [S/N 4858]. I have tried my Shure 444
with the K2 and seem to have no drive. I think I will try a portable
telephone headset. I will need to get some b
>
Date: 2005/11/17 Thu PM 03:09:19 EST
To:
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 Microphones
Gang,
Just put the SSB board in my K2 [S/N 4858]. I have tried my Shure 444 with
the K2 and seem to have no drive. I think I will try a portable telephone
headset. I will need to get some bias for the mike fro
In addition to Nick's comments, these days "cheap" and "nonstandard" are no
longer synonyms. Like optics and other highly-complex precision
manufacturing processes, automation has brought the price of high-quality
mic elements down to a few dollars. Almost all the various microphones sold
for commu
Hear, hear!
I have an "official" MH-2, and the element in it went south. Elecraft says
"Call Bob". Bob's website says send lots of money, the mic, and wait a
while.
The Radio Shack element was $1.95, looks identical to the Heil element, and
works great. The original dynamic element of the mic (fr
.
73's
Leon NE0N
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Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 1:09 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 Microphones
Gang,
Just put the SSB board in my K2 [S/N 4858]. I have tried my Shure
must have been up to
the job. I got a 559 and a clean audio report.
Eric
KE6US
www.ke6us.com
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Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 12:09 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K2 Mi
With Elecraft marketing a K2 w/SSB option - why would
they drop all desk & mobile MICROPHONES for this rig?
Doesn't make sense - am I missing something? Should
I not buy the SSB Option for my K2 # 5422?
I'm mostly concerned about the electrical physical
connector and interface to my K2. I even
Dan Barker wrote:
The Radio Shack element was $1.95, looks identical to the Heil element, and
works great. The original dynamic element of the mic (from before it got
it's MH-2 nameplate) is still in there disconnected. The little electret
element is beside it.
I have to admit to operating a t
Hi Fred,
The manufacturer of the MH2 microphone discontinued that model and we
have been looking for a replacement. We are in discussions with another
manufacturer now for a replacement hand mic, but it will be a couple of
months before we can get it in.
Fortunately we designed the K2 and KS
Fred,
As Eric indicated, the K2 microphone configuration header can be
plugged/wired to work with most any microphone having an 8 pin mic plug.
Obtaining a microphone is easy - if you want to go the inexpensive route,
pick up a CB microphone, they are plentiful and if it doesn't come with an 8
pi
Fred,
After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC 43 as best choice
together with the K2. It generates an excellent SSB signal, it´s size meets
the K2 look and it can be 1:1 connected at the K2 Microphon port.
72/3 de Peter, DL2FI
www.qrpproject.de
>
Peter
Many thanks for your info and link
73 Robert G3RCE (K2 #5219)
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Fred,
After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC 43 as best
choice
together with the K2. It generates an excellent SSB signal, it´s size
meets
the K2 look and it can
hi Fred,
> With Elecraft marketing a K2 w/SSB option - why would
> they drop all desk & mobile MICROPHONES for this rig?
> Doesn't make sense - am I missing something? Should
> I not buy the SSB Option for my K2 # 5422?
>
> I'm mostly concerned about the electrical physical
> connector and inte
Werner and all,
It is obvious to me that microphones differ. I have looked at the info from
Bob Heil on the 'best' amplitude vs. frequency response curves for my source
of what would work best for communications with reasonable voice quality.
My best recollection is that there must be content in
Peter Zenker writes
After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC 43 as best choice
together with the K2. It generates an excellent SSB signal, it´s size meets
the K2 look and it can be 1:1 connected at the K2 Microphon port.
I agree with you, Peter. I have both the Elecraft MH2 a
What are the P1 connections for the MC-43S microphone?
Keith Hamilton, W8GX
Peter Zenker wrote:
Fred,
After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC 43 as best choice
together with the K2. It generates an excellent SSB signal, it´s size meets
the K2 look and it can be 1:1 connec
I sold my MH2 a while back as it seemed totally out of character with the K2
even with the Elecraft label. It was way too large, had PTT switch that took
a lot of pressure to operate, and had too stiff a coiled cord.
The K2 also allows for function buttons on the mic to switch VFOs. It would be
I picked up the MC-43S because because they jumper straight across, I used
computer jumpers and didn't connect the 5 volt.
It was easier than trying to come up with some header so I could use my Yaesu
microphones.
Joe N9JR
Keith Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What are the P1 c
Zenker
> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Betreff: Re: AW: [Elecraft] Elecraft K2 Microphones?
>
> What are the P1 connections for the MC-43S microphone?
>
> Keith Hamilton, W8GX
>
>
>
>
> Peter Zenker wrote:
>
> > Fred,
> >After lots of testing Q
gt; Gesendet: Mittwoch, 12. April 2006 19:10
> An: Peter Zenker
> Cc: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Betreff: Re: AW: [Elecraft] Elecraft K2 Microphones?
>
> Peter Zenker writes
> >After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC
> 43 as best
> >choice together
For the small amount of SSB I operate I use the Kenwood MC-60
desk mic. Always get good audio reports.
Doug
W6JD
K2/100 #1626
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From: "Peter Zenker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Fred,
> After lots of testing QRPproject is selling the Kenwood MC 43 as best
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